Moss invasion in lawns is often due to soil compaction, excessive thatch, shade, certain soil types, poor drainage, and improper lawn maintenance. The moist and shaded conditions in which moss ...

Moss thrives in moist, shaded spots, forming dense, carpet-like patches that compete with grass for nutrients and ... Monty advised: "It will look a little bald for a week or so but will grow ...

Moss is a common issue in lawns and gardens, thriving in damp, shaded environments. It forms dense, carpet-like patches and competes with grass for nutrients and moisture.

It requires us to rake the lawn to remove as much thatch and moss as possible. This allows light and air to reach the living grass. The lawn will benefit greatly from this job and be happier in spring ...

While you can't change your garden's soil type or how much sun it gets, there are ways to tackle the moss problem and encourage your grass to flourish. Scarification is a popular method used to get ...

If you are seeing moss invading parts of your lawn and displacing grass, it may be happening because of one, often-overlooked reason. Find out what it is.

If you have an overgrowth of moss in your lawn, then don't worry. Monty Don has an easy and effective trick to eradicate the damp nuisance from your garden in time for spring ...

TO mow or not to mow is the question every gardener asks in March. The temptation when the temperature slowly creeps up, combined with the warmth of Spring sunshine sees the grass wake up from its ...

WITH Brits set to enjoy glorious sunshine in the next few days, many of us will be tempted to spruce up our gardens. But now ...

But how to achieve "the best grass"? It starts with very well drained soil, fellow whizz Monty Don recently revealed. Look closely at the ground beneath your feet. If you see moss, it is a sign of ...